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calimary

(91,627 posts)
57. That IS a good epitaph.
Sun Jul 5, 2026, 05:27 PM
15 hrs ago

But they’ll never use it. Republicans don’t seem to have much of a relationship with the truth. Unless they can “modify” it to suit their overriding agenda.

Just for the record, I don’t trust Republicans anymore than I can pick up my house and throw it down the hill.

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I can only hope that the Gravedigger Of American Democracy hears the sound of shovels . . . hatrack 22 hrs ago #1
LOVE how you put that! calimary 5 hrs ago #73
For all we know, he might be already dead, leaving us wnylib 22 hrs ago #2
I have someone in my family right now Tree Lady 21 hrs ago #19
That's, what I thought initially and it could be true. wnylib 19 hrs ago #37
Something like that couldn't be kept secret. cab67 13 hrs ago #60
Those people need their jobs and could be prosecuted for violating HIPPA Attilatheblond 12 hrs ago #64
Does HIPAA apply to dead people? LeftInTX 11 hrs ago #66
HIPAA Privacy Rule protections continue for 50 years after a person's death progressoid 10 hrs ago #68
He could well be on life support popsdenver 18 hrs ago #46
That seems most likely. Dulcinea 17 hrs ago #53
Yup...unconscious when they hauled him out of the house Bengus81 13 hrs ago #59
Staffers wanna keep their jobs? Attilatheblond 12 hrs ago #62
I think she doesn't need them popsdenver 1 hr ago #78
Maybe they've already quick--frozen him and will resurrect only when a vote is needed. erronis 18 hrs ago #45
They'll put a tarp over him. (nt) Pinback 9 hrs ago #69
Then someone needs to get near to him and obtain the proof. harumph 22 hrs ago #3
A "Carhartt" riot might do the trick Ponietz 21 hrs ago #18
Maybe the Governor could casually ask around. nt allegorical oracle 19 hrs ago #39
There should be some kind of requirement for weekly proof of life SSJVegeta 22 hrs ago #4
Rules are only for Democrats............ Bengus81 13 hrs ago #61
And staffers are paid while doing whatever without proper chain of command & responsibility Attilatheblond 12 hrs ago #63
So, an election before the 3 months is a good thing in Kentucky?? Tetrachloride 22 hrs ago #5
possibly. in general, low turnout elections favor the most motivated. RandomNumbers 20 hrs ago #25
Is there any way to force the issue? No reason to play nice with him at this point. Crunchy Frog 22 hrs ago #6
Actually it is better for us if they pull this off and keep it hidden InstantGratification 20 hrs ago #31
Between the R Senators who have lost primaries or who are not running for reelection ToxMarz 20 hrs ago #34
It's similar to the movie Dave. Sector 001 20 hrs ago #36
Where can you find death certificates? cpamomfromtexas 22 hrs ago #7
One cannot, unless one is permitted by or is a member of immediate family. ColoringFool 21 hrs ago #12
That is not true Wifes husband 20 hrs ago #24
It likely varies by state. In Florida, when I tried to look at the death certificate allegorical oracle 19 hrs ago #40
Death certficates contain private info. (Cause of death, address, spousal address) Death index does not. LeftInTX 11 hrs ago #67
Oh, yes, it is. Unless you know of an exception? ColoringFool 16 hrs ago #56
Where's the MSM coverage of Turtle's condition? SergeStorms 22 hrs ago #8
Either way you look at it its the_liberal_grandpa 22 hrs ago #9
Can't recall whether Thune is empowered to permit proxy votes. Anybody? nt allegorical oracle 19 hrs ago #41
no rampartd 17 hrs ago #52
This doesn't make sense newdeal2 21 hrs ago #10
I don't think this is to the Republicans or Kentucky's benefit unless he is alive karynnj 21 hrs ago #11
I don't understand why or why not having a special election makes any difference. Fil1957 21 hrs ago #13
The Kentucky GOP has a strange law that only a republican can be named to replace McConnel LetMyPeopleVote 21 hrs ago #14
I forgot about that one... IthinkThereforeIAM 20 hrs ago #26
That law was changed in 2024; special election is now required. Callie1979 20 hrs ago #35
Oh, what a shame! DFW 18 hrs ago #49
Odd how it ws changed when a Dem won the Gov office. Callie1979 2 hrs ago #74
I was thinking about that. But we could use Republican-style tactics against them, as well. DFW 18 hrs ago #48
Perhaps the governor should bring some flowers and Capt. America 21 hrs ago #15
That sounds very plausible. Martin68 21 hrs ago #16
The sooner the better! OGBuzz 21 hrs ago #17
His wife, Elaine has close ties to the highest echelons of the Chinese government dlk 20 hrs ago #20
She just returned from a visit to China. Thought the timing was odd -- it could've allegorical oracle 19 hrs ago #42
Or maybe she heard he doesn't have much time left... ShazzieB 18 hrs ago #44
Yes we've been speculating that he might have kicked the bucket already FakeNoose 20 hrs ago #21
Ky changed the rules. The governor has no ability to pick anyone. karynnj 20 hrs ago #30
This doesn't make sense, to me mercuryblues 20 hrs ago #22
Just more GOP stupidity. nt Callie1979 20 hrs ago #29
There is something odd about this. mercuryblues 19 hrs ago #38
Turns out they changed the law in '24 to require a special election. Callie1979 2 hrs ago #75
But the next election is now 4 months away. hedda_foil 20 hrs ago #23
Not the first time this has happened. Wont be the last. Callie1979 20 hrs ago #27
In the meantime... Gaytano70 20 hrs ago #28
Zombie Mitch as worthless dead as alive Johonny 20 hrs ago #32
" A cheater even on his death bed." C Moon 20 hrs ago #33
That IS a good epitaph. calimary 15 hrs ago #57
Excellent catch. R's just have to keep the body away from a corner for 3 more weeks 31j20b3 19 hrs ago #43
Brain dead corpse in one person luxury hospital room, tax dollars draining away dave99 18 hrs ago #47
Maybe he just needs flipped over. twodogsbarking 17 hrs ago #50
Perhaps He Can Buy a Scrap of Integrity on the Open Market The Roux Comes First 17 hrs ago #51
I dont think he will make it to August 9th.nt. drray23 17 hrs ago #54
They found him unresponsive and had to do CPR, and he is now in a coma. SunSeeker 5 hrs ago #72
I can just picture him sitting next to a pool sipping on formaldehyde cocktails. nt ImNotGod 17 hrs ago #55
Oh FFS Blue Owl 14 hrs ago #58
One thing for certain dlk 12 hrs ago #65
If McConnell is still alive, he can't speak Akakoji 7 hrs ago #70
3 months before an election... AdamGG 7 hrs ago #71
When Strom Thurmond was circling the drain The Wizard 1 hr ago #76
Spot-on, hatrack! McConnell has indeed been... BH liberal 1 hr ago #77
Well, that makes zero sense. NoRethugFriends 40 min ago #79
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